Spain recognizes Juan Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez also announces a humanitarian aid program for the crisis-stricken Latin American country
The unsung heroes of the impossible mission to rescue Julen Roselló
The hundreds of people who helped locate the two-year-old in a 110-meter-deep borehole are struggling to come to terms with their experiences
Protesters throw feces at Catalan courtrooms in protest of “fake trials”
Agencies|Barcelona|
The action from the grassroots CDR organization comes as the Supreme Court prepares to try 18 people for their involvement in the Catalan separatist movement
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El Roto cartoon, February 4, 2019
Maduro to Guaidó: “Think hard about what you are doing, you are a young man”
In an interview on a Spanish TV network, the Venezuelan president argued that the leader of the National Assembly had no legal claim to the presidency
Coffin-swapping scam accused of filching millions from grieving families in Spain
Investigators suspect that employees at a Valladolid funeral home were removing bodies from their expensive caskets and placing them in cheaper ones before cremation
Spain sets new foreign tourist arrival record for sixth consecutive year
A total of 82.8 million people visited the country in 2018, and spent more on average than in 2017
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